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The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Nobert Mao, has called upon the Ugandan public to support the government’s proposal to merge agencies.
In a dramatic turn of events, David Balondemu, the Kampala District Land Board Chairperson, finds himself remanded to Luzira Prison for the third time on charges of forgery and conspiracy to commit a felony.
Members of Parliament have taken a bold step in addressing the challenges surrounding Posta Uganda, a key national entity, by calling for a forensic audit.
Public universities across the country have voiced serious concerns over the potential repercussions of the National Teachers Bill.
The former Executive Director of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), Dorothy Kisaka, is under scrutiny following accusations by Minister of State for Kampala, Kabuye Kyofatogabye.
In the latest development of the high-profile Katanga murder trial, Naume Nyangwesho, the elder sister of the late businessman Henry Katanga, took the stand as the prosecution’s ninth witness.
The complex case of the Ndiga Clan murder continues to captivate public attention, especially following recent developments where four of the six individuals charged in connection with the murder of Ndiga Clan head
Corruption remains a critical issue in Uganda, affecting various sectors of society. Speaker Anita Among has taken a bold stand against this growing menace by urging the Inspector General of Government (IGG), Beti Kamya, to intensify public awareness efforts on the dangers of corruption.
The Government of Uganda has formally welcomed Dr. Robin Nandy as the new Country Representative for the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
In a groundbreaking move, the Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation, Dr. Monica Musenero, has announced that the government is formulating plans to manufacture vaccines to combat the Monkeypox virus.
